For students who have applied

The next steps for after you've applied.

Create your Quest account to submit documents and to check your application status.

Use your Admission Information Form to make your application stand out.

Review our list of important dates for applicants.

Not an Ontario high school student? Send us your grades.

Visit in person or online: campus tours, webinars, and info sessions.

Waterloo Wednesday webinars: learn about the amazing range of student services.

Learn more about your program

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Learn about courses, specializations, and careers in Waterloo's programs.

Ultimate guide on student life

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Get advice and the inside scoop from current students. The ultimate guide on the Waterloo student experience includes getting involved, sports, gaming, the city of Waterloo, and more!

Tips for international students

You may need to apply for a study permit and a work permit if you've applied to a co-op program.

If your first language is not English, you may need to send us English language test scores.

International transcripts need to be verified by World Education Services Canada as part of the admission process. We'll provide details once you apply.

Tips for transfer students

Be sure to submit your transcripts for transfer credit assessment. You can review our transfer credit policies to see how many credits you might receive.

Let us take care of your housing with our transfer students residence guarantee. Or visit the Off-Campus Housing website if you're looking for a place to live in the community.

Questions about programs, co-op, student experience, or careers?

Contact the recruitment co-ordinator for your faculty of interest.

Wondering if COVID will affect the application process?

Review our questions about the impact of COVID-19.

Questions about transcripts or your application status?

You can use Quest, Waterloo’s online student information system, to

Check your application status, or
See if we've received your documents such as transcripts or English language scores.

Were there significant circumstances that affected your grades?

If you have significant circumstances that affected your grades and that were not accommodated through your school or relevant services, you may be eligible for special consideration for admission (which will give our staff additional information about your background when reviewing your application for admission).

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Join us for online events to learn about our programs, our campus, and our community. Talk to our students, professors, and staff as you learn about becoming a Waterloo Warrior.